By Jeff Shain
Matt Kuchar, Zach Johnson and Kevin Na are at eight under. Tiger Woods makes four birdies in a row to shoot 68 and make the cut.
By Jeff Shain
Tiger Woods' struggles continue with a 74. Poulter is happy that his new home in Florida is finally finished.
By Jeff Shain
The 'fifth major' is right before the meat of the European tour schedule. Charl Schwartzel and Darren Clarke are skipping it this year. Rory McIlroy is back, however.
Associated Press
The 23-year-old defeats Rory McIlroy and D.A. Points in a playoff to win the Wells Fargo Championship.
Wire reports
One of seven players who had a share of the lead at some point during the third round, Simpson has a one-shot advantage over Ryan Moore and D.A. Points.
Staff and wire reports
Watney's eight-under 64 gives him a one-sot lead over Webb Simpson. Woods misses only his eighth cut in PGA Tour play.
Staff and wire reports
Despite shooting a one-over 73, he's in position to win his first PGA Tour event since 2006.
By Bill Dwyre
Bubba Watson, a hang-loose personality with an unconventional, go-for-broke golf game, shakes up the buttoned-down Masters with a miracle shot for an out-of-left-field victory.
By Jeff Shain
His snap-hook wedge at No. 10 on the second playoff hole sets up his victory over Louis Oosthuizen, who has his own memorable moment with a double eagle at No. 2.
By By Jeff Shain and Bill Dwyre
The golfer struggles with his swing and ties for 40th at Augusta National, by far his worst Masters finish as a professional.
By Jeff Shain and Teddy Greenstein
Tiger Woods can't get anything going and trails by 12.
By Bill Dwyre
He shoots a 66 on Saturday, not the best round of the day, but good enough to be in the hunt for another Masters title on a course he handles extremely well.
By Jeff Shain
The Swede answers Lefty's roars with a 65, the best round of the week at Augusta.
By Teddy Greenstein and Jeff Shain
Jason Dufner is in contention for the second consecutive major.
By Bill Dwyre
With 52-year-old Fred Couples shooting a five-under 67 at the Masters on Friday, he takes a share of the lead after 36 holes. The aged rejoice.
By Teddy Greenstein
Still seeking that first major, the Spaniard is tied for second, one shot behind, after 36 holes at the Masters.
By Teddy Greenstein and Jeff Shain
A good day is spoiled by a quadruple bogey that begins with a wild tee shot.
By Bill Dwyre
Augusta National Golf Club, home of the Masters, has no female members. It should admit Sophie Gustafson, world-class golfer and extraordinary woman, to change that policy.
By Jeff Shain
Louis Oosthuizen and Peter Hanson are one shot back. Tiger Woods (bogey-bogey finish), Phil Mickelson (lost ball on No. 10) and Henrik Stenson (an eight on No. 18) hit rough spots.
By Jeff Shain
The talk of who will win at Augusta centers on Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy. But Phil Mickelson, Luke Donald and Hunter Mahan should be prominent in that conversation too.